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by: ken |
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I have 5 memo fields in one of my tables. I need to add 7 more. Will
this be a problem? Am I being paranoid?
Thanks
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by: jacoballen |
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I have a query that combines the results of three related tables. The
memo fields are truncated to 255 characters, but I need all the
information in them. I'm aware that removing code such as DISTINCT and
GROUPBY will fix this problem (as discussed in other threads in this
group), but I need to limit the query results to unique values, which
is what DISTINCT does for me. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Jacob
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by: maffonso |
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Hi guys,
My table has a memo field. At the end of the month a run
a report and I would like to concatenate the memo fields in a unique
field by
dept. Im thinking doing this through totals button , but in the
combobox
there are only max,min,sum,.. There is no concatenate function.
Im avoinding doing that using VBA.
Somebody help me please.
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by: Emily Jones |
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This:
TRANSFORM First(.Text) AS FirstOfText
SELECT .Expr1000
FROM _allText
GROUP BY .Expr1000
PIVOT .LetterSectionID;
hangs the application if _allText.Text is a memo field. But it's fine if
it's a text field.
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by: ARC |
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This is mainly a speed question.
In this example: I have a QuotesHdr table that has a few memo fields. If
these memo fields are used extensively by some users, and if their are a
large number of records in QuotesHdr, should I break out the memo fields
into a separate table? The thinking here is that, for Quotes selection
dropdowns that display all entries in QuotesHdr for selection, I would think
that the entire record comes down over...
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by: christianlott1 |
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I really think it's a shame ms access has such a buggy memo field :(
A database that can't store even a paragraph of contiguous text in
2008. M$ rocks!
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by: steph |
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I have a table with 250 fields. Of course you are wondering why 250
fields... what could I possibly be storing in so many fields?
I am using this table as a general import table for files that vary
based on user selections. The input files are CSVs and can number from
2 to 175 columns. Each field is usually able to fit into a Text field
(< 255 characters) but every now and then a longer field creeps in.
since I don't know in which column...
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by: Wayne |
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I've been asked to construct a database which will require several
memo fields. This database will be the standard frontend/backend mdb
configuration. I have read many posts describing the corruption
problems associated with memo fields, especially in a networked
environment. Am I asking for trouble if I go ahead with this project?
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by: munkee |
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Hi all,
I have 3 memo fields on my main table. I understand that they are susceptible to corruption over network environments. I am looking to move these memo fields in to seperate tables and I assume create a 1:1 relationship with my main table.
I have created the tables with a primary key and a foreign key and joined them to the primary key of the main table with integrity applied.
My issue is, I have a number of forms where the memo...
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Hello folks,
I am unable to find appropriate documentation on the type promotion of bit-fields when using the generalised comparison operator "<=>".
The problem is that using the GNU compilers, it seems that the internal comparison operator "<=>" tries to promote arguments from unsigned to signed.
This is as boiled down as I can make it.
Here is my compilation command:
g++-12 -std=c++20 -Wnarrowing bit_field.cpp
Here is the code in...
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